Gregory W. Rutecki, MD

Infectious Diseases
Infectious Diseases
06/18/2015
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
Fatigue is a common primary care symptom. It has become standard practice to ascribe debilitating fatigue to Lyme disease, even after recommended treatment and a presumed cure of any underlying Borrelia...
06/18/2015
tendinopahty
tendinopahty
04/25/2013
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
<p>The residents and I recently evaluated a patient with midsubstance Achilles tendinopathy. I have a sensitive spot for sufferers of Achilles discomfort since I ruptured mine 20 years ago (ouch!). A...
04/25/2013
Primary Care
Primary Care
01/18/2012
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
<p>Would it be silly to ask, “Is the history and physical examination worth performing anymore?” especially in this era of high-technology medicine? Does it matter if the diagnosis is made by the...
01/18/2012
stuff
stuff
04/28/2011
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
Television ads promote a quick pharmaceutical "fix" for erectile dysfunction (ED). The afferent limb is greater recognition of the problem by health care providers and the lay public. The efferent...
04/28/2011
Sun Exposure
Sun Exposure
04/26/2011
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
<p><img alt="" height="202" src="/sites/default/files/images/Sun%20Shine%20Half%20Day%20Long.jpg" style="float:left" width="150" />An Irish...
04/26/2011
Top Papers Of The Month
Top Papers Of The Month
11/02/2019
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
An estimated 50 million US adults experience tinnitus, which is defined as the perception of sound without an acoustic stimulus.
11/02/2019
Hypertension
Hypertension
09/04/2014
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
Let me be upfront: I avoid both clonidine and hydralazine when treating hypertension. In the case of hydralazine, I qualify that decision by explicitly stating that it has been an evidence-based therapy for...
09/04/2014
Kidney
Kidney
12/10/2012
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
<p><img alt="" height="90" src="/sites/default/files/images/generic%20icon3_4.jpg" style="float:left" width="90" /><br /> Does acute...
12/10/2012
07/08/2011
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
Tuberculosis (TB) is uncommon in the United States, especially when rates here are compared with those in endemic locations, such as Cambodia, Thailand, Kenya, Malawi, and Cameroon.1 In fact, in the United...
07/08/2011
Anticoagulation
Anticoagulation
04/28/2011
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
<p>Ischemic infarcts of the brain are usually caused by vascular disease, but 1 in 5 results from emboli that arise in the heart. The largest contributor to cardioembolic stroke is non-valvular atrial...
04/28/2011